Item Filters

Item filters can be used to reduce the size of a list of items. Current commands that support them are /items, /inv, /g inv and /recipe. These commands have a filter: argument which accept an item filter.

Properties

Property	Acceptable values	Examples	name	The item name
level	The item level
cost	The buying price of the item; unbuyable items have a cost of -1
type	The type of the item shown in /items
toolType	The type of tools shown in /items
sell	The selling price of the item
sellable	true or false value showing if an item can be sold
tradable	true or false value showing if an item can be traded
desc	The item's description
forage	true or false value of if the item can be foraged
foragedata	Either Object or undefined; same as forage but includes Magic Saplings
ore	Either Object or undefined; same items as type:ore
fish	Either Object or undefined; same as type:fish
plural	The plural name of the object
prefix	The grammatical prefix of the object; usually a or an
attributes	Either Object or undefined; whether or not the object boosts any attributes
def	The percentage of damage blocked by the armor (or undefined)
id	The ID of the item; normally a number. Meta items are m:number
itemBoost	The amount of extra items received when doing sides with this tool
skillXp	The static boost to skill xp granted by Jades in tools
gems	The enchantments on an item; is a string like JJ for 2 Jades
sockets	The number of gem sockets on an item: 1, 2, or undefined
enchants	An array of enchantments in the form [sx;4,as;10] (don't try to use this; just use gems)
suffix	The end of the name on meta items, such is 2SRR+23

Specific to /recipe

These properties can only be used in /recipe:

Property	Acceptable values	Examples
canCraft	true or false value showing if you're allowed to craft that item; the gray items in the list are false
hasMats	true or false value showing if you have the materials to craft that item right then
level	Specifies the crafting level instead of the item level
uses	Item name or item ID used in the crafting recipe; this isn't a property so much as a special search

Examples

• To get the list of buyable weapons under level 100:

/items filter:type:weapon cost:>:0 level:<=:100

• To get all the ores in your inventory:

/inv view filter:type:ore

• To get items in your inv that give boosts to attributes:

/inv view filter:attributes:

• To get the list of non-donor items:

/items filter:donate:undefined donator:undefined

• To get (most of) the list of donor items:

/items filter:donate:true

• To get all the recipes that use coal anywhere in the crafting tree:

/recipe filter:uses:coal --raw

• To get the list off all axe's tool type in items

/items filter:toolType:axe

Notes

• Not all items can use all properties. For example, not all items have an ore field, so if you search /items filter:ore:, any items without ore data will be filtered out.
• To search for items that don't have a property, you can use undefined, like /items filter:donate:undefined.
• The left-hand side of the filter is case-sensitive, so itemBoost will work and itemboost won't.
• Searches use substrings, so if you search name:log, it'll give all items with "log" in the name.
• If you want to search for multiple words, simply remove the spaces like name:maplelog.
• If you leave the value (the right side of the :) empty, all items with the property will be matched.
• If a value is a number, like level, you can use <, <=, >, and >= to do inequality searches like level:<:100 cost:>:0.
• If --raw is used in a recipe search, all the properties will reflect the raw recipes rather than the normal recipes, so, uses:ironingot --raw will return nothing as the raw recipes only use ironore.